Bovada Cross Sports Parlay Boost With +1000 Odds

Bovada offers a parlay boost on the Denver Nuggets to cover, Purdue to cover, and the Houston Astros to win from +805 to +1000.
For this parlay, Denver is favored by 6.5, the Boilermakers are favored by 5.5, and the Astros ML is -165.

HOUSTON – The best parlay boost at Bovada today is a three-leg cross-sport parlay on the MLB, NBA, and March Madness. The bet is for the Denver Nuggets to cover (-6.5), Purdue to cover (-5.5), and the Houston Astros to win outright.

Originally the parlay had +805 odds at legal sports betting sites, but Bovada has boosted it to +1000.

First Leg – Astros ML

The Houston Astros started hot yesterday during their first game of the season against the New York Yankees, leading 4-0 after the second inning. The Yankees ended up scoring five unanswered runs and won the game. During the 2023 season, the Astros were the fifth-best team after a loss, going 44-32. The Astros are currently favored at -126 at legal MLB betting sites.

Second Leg – Denver -6.5

The Denver Nuggets currently have a half-game lead over the Minnesota Timberwolves for first place in the Western Conference and first place in the Northwestern Division. The Timberwolves have gone an even 7-7 ATS as the road underdog. As the home team since 2022, Denver covered 57% of their games. For moneyline bettors, most NBA betting sites have Denver at -275.

Third Leg – Purdue -5.5

Purdue has had no trouble covering the spread in their two first games at March Madness betting sites, beating Grambling State and Utah State by a combined 77 points. The Boilermakers look to cover the spread in their third straight NCAA Tournament game against the Gonzaga Bulldogs in the Sweet Sixteen. Over the 2023-24 regular season, Purdue has gone 16-15-2 ATS. Look for (Zach Edey to stay hot and lead Purdue to another dominant win in March.

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Ben Fiore

Ben has been an avid sports fan his whole life and mostly follows football and basketball, both professional and collegiate. He has been covering topics that vary from Super Bowl prop bets to articles about the generated revenue from regulated sports betting. He is currently finishing his Editing, Writing, and Media Degree at Florida State University, with a minor in Business. Diving into the world of sports betting, he is ecstatic to work in an area that has combined his two passions of sports and writing.